James M. Cox
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Throughout his life, Cox wore many hats, including high school teacher, reporter, owner and editor of several newspapers, and secretary to Congressman Paul J. Sorg.
James M. Cox in "Joe Steele"
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Even in 1932, the Democratic National Convention were still smarting from James M. Cox's defeat. The fact that the Convention had deadlocked between Joe Steele and Franklin D. Roosevelt (who had been Cox's running-mate) made things even more stressful.
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| Preceded by Judson Harmon | Governor of Ohio 1913-1915 | Succeeded by Frank B. Willis |
| Preceded by Frank B. Willis | Governor of Ohio 1917-1921 | Succeeded by Harry L. Davis |
| Preceded by J. Eugine Harding | U.S. Representative from the 3rd District of Ohio 1909-1913 | Succeeded by Warren Gard |
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| Preceded by Woodrow Wilson | Democratic Party Candidate for the President of the United States 1920 (lost) | Succeeded by John W. Davis |